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Peru

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As a Receptive Tour Operator & DMC, RUMBO LIBRE designs and coordinates travel across Peru: ready-made and tailor-made circuits, hotels across every category, and private excursions and transfers with specialist guides.

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Destinations in Peru

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Cusco Cusco Cusco, the former Inca capital, is the hinge of every southern-Peru program and the staging point for Machu Picchu. Its Spanish-colonial core built on Inca foundations, the San Blas quarter and nearby sites such as Sacsayhuamán give a full day of touring before travellers move down into the Sacred Valley. Machu Picchu Machu Picchu Machu Picchu, the fifteenth-century Inca citadel, is the climax of almost every southern-Peru program and one of the most recognised cultural icons in the world. It is visited from Cusco or the Sacred Valley by train to Aguas Calientes and a final bus ascent. Lima Lima Lima, Peru's capital and the country's principal air gateway, is the starting point for almost every program heading into the southern Andes. It concentrates international connectivity, a broad hotel base and a globally recognised dining scene, with landmark restaurants across Miraflores, Barranco and San Isidro. Valle Sagrado Valle Sagrado The Sacred Valley of the Incas, between Cusco and Machu Picchu, combines Andean landscape, archaeological sites such as Písac and Ollantaytambo, and a broad base of upscale accommodation. At a lower average altitude than Cusco, around 2,800 metres, it often makes the best first night for acclimatisation. Puerto Maldonado Puerto Maldonado Puerto Maldonado, in Peru's southeastern Amazon, is the access gateway to the Tambopata rainforest and its biodiversity reserves. It connects by air from Cusco or Lima and leads on to jungle lodges set along the Madre de Dios and Tambopata rivers. Paracas Paracas Paracas, on the southern coast, is the gateway to the Ballestas Islands and the Paracas National Reserve, with its marine wildlife, desert and coastline. It is typically added as a coastal extension from Lima or as a staging point towards the Nazca Lines. Puno Puno Puno is the Peruvian city on the shore of Lake Titicaca, at almost four thousand metres above sea level, on the altiplano that Peru shares with Bolivia. It is the base for visiting the floating islands of the Uros, the islands of Taquile and Amantaní and the funerary towers of Sillustani, in a setting with a strong Quechua and Aymara identity. Arequipa Arequipa Arequipa is a city of volcanic sillar stone at the foot of the Misti volcano, with a historic centre declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Santa Catalina Monastery, the colonial mansions and a cuisine of its own give the destination a strongly urban and cultural profile. Iquitos Iquitos Iquitos is the main city of the Peruvian Amazon, capital of the Loreto region, on the banks of the Amazon River and with no road connection to the rest of the country: it is reached only by air or by river. It is the gateway to the lowland rainforest, with lodges and river cruises on the Amazon and its tributaries. Máncora Máncora Máncora is a seaside resort on the north coast of Peru, in the Piura region, known for its warm sea during much of the year, its waves for surfing and kitesurfing and a long open beach. The offer extends towards Los Órganos and the neighbouring beaches, with hotels and bungalows facing the sea. Trujillo Trujillo Trujillo, capital of the La Libertad region on the north coast of Peru, holds the legacy of two pre-Inca cultures: the Chimú, with the adobe city of Chan Chan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and the Moche, with the Huacas of the Sun and the Moon. Its colonial centre, of coloured mansions around the Plaza de Armas, completes the cultural profile. Chiclayo Chiclayo Chiclayo is the capital of the Lambayeque region, on the northern coast of Peru, and the starting point for discovering the legacy of the Moche, Sicán and Lambayeque cultures. Around it are the Royal Tombs of Sipán Museum, the pyramids of Túcume and the Sicán National Museum, as well as the Huaca Rajada complex, where the tomb of the Lord of Sipán was found.

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